American School Children Hear of Marble Statue Gift
Marne Memorial poster promotes Americans giving one cent and upward for a Frederick MacMonnies monument to France. MacMonnies donates services for a project costing about 250000 dollars to be built at Meaux on the Marne. Contributions collected through March 22 at National Headquarters New York run by Charles H Sabin.
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France
United States
America
Frederick MacMonnies
MacMonnies
Al‘Sterner
Marne
National
Nassau Street
New York
Charles H. Sabin
America’s Assets: People Institutions and Resources
A historical outline praising America’s assets as people, institutions, and physical resources. It emphasizes youthful energy, ambition to excel, fair play, humor, and practical standards shaping future development and equal opportunity for all individuals to meet physical and social challenges.
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America
Assuring a Success in Local Finner Advice
Mrs. Homer Hoch offers practical guidance to ensure a successful informal event, suggesting including a handful of children alongside parents in planning. The Kansas City Times quotes her as emphasizing early involvement and community input to boost turnout and enjoyment.
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Homer Hoch
Kansas City Times
Dodson's Liver Tone Claim and Calomel Warning
An advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel claiming it cleanses the liver and bowels without causing sickness. It guarantees relief and offers a money back promise if it fails to work and targets readers feeling bilious sluggish or constipated. It emphasizes harmless vegetable ingredients and suitability for children.
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Dodson
Prince of Talent Recognizes Fellow Gifted Minds
An optimistic note suggests a prince of talent will acknowledge and elevate the abilities of others. It frames leadership as a recognition of shared gifts and mutual growth, emphasizing generosity and mentorship over self-promotion.
Atlanta Observes Confederate Memorial Day Parade
Atlanta held Confederate Memorial Day with a downtown parade to Oakland cemetery. Gov. Dorsey and Mayor Key rode with officials as cadets and veterans attended. Judge Meldrim delivered the oration and guards fired volleys at graves. Banks and offices closed in observance. In a separate note, plumbers and steamfitters extended a strike over wages and an open shop, rejecting offers of eight dollars daily.
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Atlanta
Oakland Cemetery
He,roes
Court House
Sons of Veterans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Emory University
Georgia Tech
Hugh M. Dorsey
James L. Key
Peter W. Meldrim
Savannah
South
Wolleye
Son
Dixie
J. C. Curtright
Building Trades Council
Sam Shepard
Gets $10 000 Damages In Mary Thomas Case At Capital City
A jury in Atlanta civil court awarded Mrs. Le la Thomas ten thousand dollars in her suit seeking twenty five thousand for the death of her 10 year old daughter Mary struck by a fast moving truck owned by Capital City Grocery Co while returning from Lee Street School last September witnesses said the truck sped away. Also in Savannah Georgia Federation of Labor elected officers with W P Raoul as president and Luther Still as secretary treasurer. Brunswick preparing for Five-Port booster trip starting May 15 from Columbia S C with all five ports ready. Rome J H Hardy former North Georgia Methodist minister expelled after church trial for theft profane language and adultery related to a Chattanooga Atlanta trip and loss of May Robinson property.
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Atlanta
Lela Thomas
Capital City Grocery Company
Raoul
Savannah
Georgia Federation of Labor
W. P. Raoul
Co. M. Morgan
Augusta
George Harpey
J. R. Bluff
Macon
J. G. Valetion
E. C. Weems
Waycross
American Federation of Labor
Ross Copeland
Farmers’ Union
Luther Still
J. A. McCann
Brunswick
Brunswick Board of Trade
Columbia
S. C
Wilmington
Charleston
Jacksonville
Cave Spring
Rome
J. H. Hardy
North Georgia Methodist Conference
May Robinson
Hardy
Chattanooga
Primary Election Leads and Contested Votes Across Georgia
Palmer holds 54 counties 146 votes across Georgia tallying 48 460 popular votes while Watson 46 counties 132 votes and 51 977 total. Smith 46 counties 108 votes 14 vote Palmer lead 38 over Smith. Chatham possible contest due to Watson ballot issue. Palmer faces Watson bid for Georgia delegation at Democratic convention. Atlanta hotels boycott Irish potatoes over high prices. Lloyd Culpepper 16 drowned at Patterson landing Alapaha River Blackshear.
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Atlanta
Wilkinson County
Palmer
Smith
Watson
Chatham
Thomas E. Watson
A. Mitchell Palmer
Georgia
Benjamin M. Blackburn
Blackshear
Lloyd Culpepper
S. B. Culpepper
Patterson Landing
Alapaha River
Culpepper
Mysterious Shootin Near Waycross Injures Man
John Galligher of Chicago says he was shot while asleep in a warehouse shed while hoboing from Chicago to Florida. He was taken to a hospital in serious condition. authorities have found no suspects.
Sheriff Sale in Taylor County Georgia 1920 Ford Tour Car
Sheriff Beeland announces a sale at the Taylor County courthouse on the first Tuesday in May 1920. The property is a Ford Touring Car with motor 1179195 and model 4 1916 radiator 1917, held by T J Sams and levied to satisfy a fifa from the Justice Court 743 district G M Taylor County in favor of Paroman Stephens.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Said
T. J. Sams
Fifa
Justice Court
G.M. Taylor County
Paroman & Stephens
J. R. Beeland
Public Sale of Land by Heirs of S. H. Rowe in Butler
The sole heirs at law of the late S H Rowe announce a public sale at the Court House door in Butler on the first Tuesday in May 1920. The North half of lot No 147 in the 12th district, about 101 1/2 acres, includes a small two room dwelling and about 25 acres cleared. Sale is for cash to the highest bidder. April 10 1920. P R Rowe W H Rowe Miss Jennie Rowe Mrs Mattie Mussleman sole heirs at law.
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S. H. Rowe
Said
Court House
Butler
Saidland
P. R. Rowe
W . H. Rowe
Jennie Rowe
Mattie Mussleman
Women and the changing image of modern virtue
The piece argues that contemporary tax paying, self supporting women resemble the older heroines less than expected, noting a shift in perceptions of womanliness and societal roles. It contrasts dramatized and literary stereotypes with real life independence.
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Exchange
0. K. FOR THE BLOOD
A vintage ad extols iron dietary tablets to strengthen blood and health. It claims iron helps both men and women stay robust and sane, urging readers to try the product today and see benefits. It cites supposed successful users and urges immediate purchase.
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Meaux
Franklin K. Lane
New York Times
Dr. Caldwell
Dr. Caswell
Fred
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Illinois
Galomel
General Wright
American Legion
S. P. Evans
Colquitt Avenue
Evans
Brown's Junction
Carrollton
Central of Georgia
McRae McRae
Atlantic Ocean Highway Association
Max L. McRae
Grand Jury
F. M. Jones
Palmer, Okla
Cardus
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